Taylor Swift Says 'I Love You' to Calvin Harris at the Finale of Her Star-Studded LA Concert

It seems like love is totally in the air between pop singer Taylor Swift and DJ Calvin Harris, as the singer has just expressed her feelings towards Harris at the former’s concert in LA on Monday.

At Taylor’s 1989 tour show held at the Staples Center, she performed “”Shake It Off” as her concert’s finale. She then bowed and waved at the audience when she said “I love you” to her boyfriend, Calvin, who was standing at the end of the runway.

Wearing a pink, glittery ensemble, Taylor expressed how she feels for Calvin, who lovingly gazed at her during the show, the Celebrity Café reported. Just last month, Calvin was interviewed in KISS FM UK, and have confessed about how insanely happy he is being with Taylor.

Calvin was quoted saying in the interview, “It’s boxes I didn’t even know existed, she ticks. It’s really ridiculous.” He also added that Taylor is a great cook and an incredible human being.

Aside from having Ellen Degeneres in the concert, the ever loyal Swifties have noticed that Calvin was in the audience to show his support to his girlfriend. E!News noticed that Taylor even managed to repeat the sweet words three times to music producer, Calvin.

This sweet gesture made by Taylor is just a sign that her summer romance and relationship with Calvin is blossoming. Just recently, a photo of Taylor surfaced where she was seen wearing a gray shirt. Calvin’s photo wearing the same gray, scoop-neck T-shirt had been circulating on the internet for some time now, and rumors have it that what Taylor was wearing in the photo was the one owned by Calvin.

Calvin, who is also an underwear model, has just been named highest paid DJ of 2015 by Forbes. He made $66 million last year, which was double than what David Guetta earned. Aside from this fact, Taylor and Calvin have replaced Beyonce and Jay-Z as the highest paid celebrity couple this year, with earnings of $146 million a year ago.

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